Done to avoid errors, then we proceed to put the "\" key directly above Return/Enter and incur errors for decades to come. :) Early in my career I did this fro

Done to avoid errors, then we proceed to put the "\" key directly above Return/Enter and incur errors for decades to come. :) Early in my career I did this from the command prompt while typing a recursive remove command and basically auto-torched a much higher directory tree thanks to my backslash-equals-return typo.